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Group Counselling Skills

Code:
SSWK 2181

This course provides students with an overview of key concepts and principles of practice that are applied in therapeutic group work in the social service field. Students gain opportunity to experience group process both as a group member and facilitator. The experiential learning process will include a life skills coaching model combined with examining group stage-related themes such as preparing members, forming group norms, establishing member goals, addressing confidentiality and trust related issues, and working with strong emotions such as conflict. Feedback on student’s involvement in group process will be provided by the professor and through peer evaluations.

Notes:

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Equivalents:

  • SSWK 2101
  • COUN 3583
  • COUN 3503

Prerequisites:

  • SSWK 1182 Interviewing and Counselling Skills I
  • Or SSWK 1102 Interviewing and Counselling Skills 1

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Domestic Fee Availability
10778May 12, 2026 to August 18, 202612:00 am - 12:01 am42Semester Intake Online$298.50CLOSEDNotify Me